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Interferes with metabolism great efficacy vs nematodes recommended for repeated
BENZIMIDAZOLE
inhibition of acetylcholinesterase of parasites
ORGANOPHOSPHATES
A pro drug under BENZIMIDAZOLE
Febantel probenzimidazole(prodrug)
ORGANOPHOSPHATES is contraindicated in_____(+) dogs
CHW
cthat has cholinergic agonist
TETRAHYDROPYRIMIDINES
TETRAHYDROPYRIMIDINES examples?
pyrantel embonate, pamoate, tartrate
Antinematodals stimulates cholinergic nervous system
IMIDAZOTHIAZOLES
used as microfilaricide and has anti-inflammatory and immunostimulant properties
IMIDAZOTHIAZOLES
IMIDAZOTHIAZOLES examples?
Levamisole
blocks neuromuscular transmission
PIPERAZINE COMPOUNDS
bind to Cl- channels in invertebrate nerve and mm cells
VERMECTINS
Anticestodal that increases permeability of cell membrane
PYRAZINE DERIVATIVE
They are effective vs all cestodes
Praziquantel
effective vs Dipyllidium and Taenia
Epsiprantel
anti trematodals that inhibits trematode enzymes for energy production
CLORSULON
effective vs mature and immature Fasciola hepatica
benzene sulfonamide
effective vs adult Fasciola hepatica
ALBENDAZOLE
interferes with energy metabolism
ALBENDAZOLE
they are effective vs lung trematodes of cats and dogs
PRAZIQUANTEL and TRICLABENDAZOLE
Dirofilaria immitis(nematode) is transmitted by ________
mosquitoes
Drug that kills adult heartworms
melarsomine
melarsomine are arsenic based and given via?
deep IM
prevents development to adults of heartworms
Ivermectin
Heart worm patients need how many DOXY?
10mg/kg BID 4 weeks
Heart worm patients need how many Prednisone?
0.5mg/kg taper accordingly for 4 weeks CHW
preventive: every 30 days
Heartworm patients need how many Melarsomine
2.5mg/kg IM D61, 90, and 91
INSECT GROWTH REGULATORS
methoprene
CHITIN SYNTHESIS INHIBITORS
Lufenuron
binds and inhibits nicotinic Ach
nitenpyram
increases efficacy of pyrethrins and pyrethroids
piperonyl butoxide
insect neurotoxin
IMIDACLOPRID
has residual effects even after bathing
Fipronil
causes involuntary muscle contractions
fast and long acting
administer with food
Spinosad
blocks Na influx
Causes hypersalivation if licked
Metaflumizone
stimulates excess adrenergic activity in parasite NS
Amitraz
antimicrobial, antiparasitic ECTOPARASITE
Sulfurated lime
Repellants for ectoparasites
butoxypolypropylene glycol
citrus peel extract
some insecticidal activities
quick kill
pleasant smell
d-limonene
They are organophosphates cholinesterase inhibitors
malathion
fenthion
dichlorvos
They are Carbamates cholinesterase inhibitors
carbaryl (cats and dog)
propoxur (cats and dog)
Bendiocab (large animals)
GABA Cl channel inhibitor ectoparasite
afoxolaner
Sarolaner
fluralaner
for Candida albicans in the GIT
Nystatin
skin infections and crop mycoses
not absorbed in the GIT
Nystatin
IV or topical
poor tissue penetration
Blastomycosis, Aspergillosis, Coccidiodes, Histoplasmosis, Cryptococcosis
Amphotericin
oral antifungal against systemic mycoses caused by Candida, Aspergillus, Cryptococcus, Histoplasma, Blastomyces, and Malassezia.
Itraconazole
CNS infections
against systemic mycoses caused by Cryptococcus, Blastomyces, Histoplasma, and Malassezia.
Fluconazole
for treatment of Cryptococcus
well absorbed in the GIT
bone marrow depression
Flucytosin
for superficial mycoses
oral formulation
or infections on nail, skin, and hair (ringworm)
Griseofulvi
allylamine antifungal for infections caused by dermatophytes and Malssezia
Terbinafine